Windows Live Mail Junk not junk

Tried to edit the post, but the "Delete" icon is nowhere on screen when I select the "Manage Attachments"

In relation to original question ..........I also use Thunderbird to access 3 other EMail accounts, are you saying basically that I should just bin the Mail App, and stick to accessing ALL mail via Thuderbird ?

Janeygee said:

I know you must be thinking..............stupid................but all I get on screen with windows mail is :

screenshot of current Junk folder.

Janey.
The particular junk question you are referring to is purely a Windows Mail filtering system suspicious.
If you made an inquiry concerning this e-mail you have nothing to worry about, if you trust the sender click on show full contents.

Janeygee said:

Tried to edit the post, but the "Delete" icon is nowhere on screen when I select the "Manage Attachments"

In relation to original question ..........I also use Thunderbird to access 3 other EMail accounts, are you saying basically that I should just bin the Mail App, and stick to accessing ALL mail via Thuderbird ?

OK try to delete the Whole post.....don't look for manage attachments......choose Delete Post instead....
Also maybe @essenbe can help you.

dencal said:

Janey.
The particular junk question you are referring to is purely a Windows Mail filtering system suspicious.
If you made an inquiry concerning this e-mail you have nothing to worry about, if you trust the sender click on show full contents.

Sorry, no this is completely wrong. The sender is EasyJet. You might think they are junk, I might not.

Windows Mail doesn't have any junk filtering. It comes from the host. If it is in the IMAP folder called junk it arrives in the Windows mail folder called junk. If it comes from gmail perhaps it is called spam.

Maybe sometimes trash is called rubbish bin or something else but you must realise the folder definition and rules are on the host.

I think all the Junk Mail is controlled from Outlook / Hotmail.Com FROM the WEB.....if user logs into his Hotmail account from the WEB and makes his needed changes their....it will show up in his Desktop mail app.

Janeygee said:

Tried to edit the post, but the "Delete" icon is nowhere on screen when I select the "Manage Attachments"

In relation to original question ..........I also use Thunderbird to access 3 other EMail accounts, are you saying basically that I should just bin the Mail App, and stick to accessing ALL mail via Thuderbird ?

This Windows Mail app is in my opinion absolutely brilliant, so simple to set up.
The attachment shows how to delete circled in red, click on attachment to enlarge.

dencal said:

This Windows Mail app is in my opinion absolutely brilliant, so simple to set up.
The attachment shows how to delete circled in red, click on attachment to enlarge.

Well no offense intended, but I could think of a description for the Windows Mail app, and it wouldn't be "Absolutely Brilliant" as it lacks lots of features.

lx07 said:

Sorry, no this is completely wrong. The sender is EasyJet. You might think they are junk, I might not.

Windows Mail doesn't have any junk filtering. It comes from the host. If it is in the IMAP folder called junk it arrives in the Windows mail folder called junk. If it comes from gmail perhaps it is called spam.

Maybe sometimes trash is called rubbish bin or something else but you must realise the folder definition and rules are on the host.

You need to reread my post...it is NOT in the junk folder, just marked out as junk....Windows Mail does have a filtering system.
Your whole post does not make sense.....do you use Windows Mail?

Thanks essenbe for removing the post #3 for Janeygee!!!